在某报上发表的一篇文章里,有这样一小段话: 封(占辶)官场中,文臣武将及其眷 (尸专),举凡冠、服、履、带、髻、饰的质、量、颜色,以及上面绣什么飞禽走兽、植物、花奔,等等,都有极严格的规定,僭用了是犯王法的。这种乌纱帽、怪服装,今天的人是只能在博物馆或传统戏曲午台上还看得见。这段话马马虎虎浏览过去,也许看不出有什么毛病,仔细读一读,就感觉到其中颇 In an article published in a newspaper, there is a short paragraph like this: In the officialdom of Feng (Zhanbiao), the Wenchen military commander and his commander (corporeal corpse), the qualities of the crowns, the clothes, the shoes, the belts, the bows, and the ornaments. The quantity, color, and what the birds and animals, flowers, flowers, etc. are embroidered on them are extremely strict. Such veiled hats and strange costumes can only be seen today in museums or traditional operas. This paragraph was so careless that you may not see anything wrong with it. If you read it carefully, you will feel it.